If you have found yourself here, my apologies…My new site can be found at: http://lauriekazmierczak.com
I have consolidated my songs, my poems, my photography and my books on it♥
If you have found yourself here, my apologies…My new site can be found at: http://lauriekazmierczak.com
I have consolidated my songs, my poems, my photography and my books on it♥
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Inspire Me Monday
NF Abstract Wednesday
Alphabe-Thursday LetterW
Orange You Glad It’s Friday
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Combining photography and poetry this week…
The moon was full as I drove past St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Church and the road empty, so I stopped and rolled down my window, snapping two shots, knowing full well my little phone camera would probably not do the scene justice. See what you think♫♪
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Welcome to April♫♪
Mostly for the Easter season, but also to participate in a couple of blog hops,
I wrote a poem…
The abstract is melting snow crystals that I enhanced with blue….
It seemed to suit the poem.
Joining
Inspire Me Monday – week 64
Joining Alphabe-Thursday, letter Q
Visited Long Island this past year and enjoyed scurrying around the small community of East Quogue, NY (pronounced kwog).
The Long Island Exchange site gives a short background of the original inhabitants:
The Native Indian name of Quaguanantuck was shortened and changed to Quogue soon after the lands that form the town of today, changed hands and became European settler territory. Western civilization has never looked back since in this town that upholds sturdy values and the charm of colonized estates.
Blue filter
Stylized effect
original
Come on Spring, I’m ready!
How does one take ordinary words and change policy? Contact the right people? That helps.
Create a ground roots swell of interest? Also helpful, but requires some skill and luck.
Create a facts page so that the policy that needs an upgrade has all the right info on it…ok that takes some research….
Here’s my idea: When FEMA is involved in funding for rebuilding homes, why not make sure all new home construction includes the recharging stations for electric cars? Just like any appliance that needs special outlets/hook-ups (stoves and gas dryers), include the ability to charge an electric car. Make it easier for folks to own/use a glorified golf cart for their short errands. By implementing such a policy, we can move off the dependence for oil, update our infrastructure, encourage more usage of electric cars, have an entire community on the same page for conserving energy, maybe even an entire seaboard…I’m a dreamer……
Maybe such a plan of action is already in the works. If not I think it should be so here’s what I’d like you to do.
Use any social outlet you have and hashtag it with this message:
Lessen oil consumption by upgrading Gov’t home disaster policy to include electric car charging stations in those homes. #MaxForward
I’d very much like to see what kind of consequences are the result ♫
Valerie Viane lends her talents to my lyrics….The song speaks for itself♫
Having trouble getting the audio to link properly!!
Access the tune at the top of my song page
Linking to Alphabe-Thursday letter N
New Year’s Eve
On a whim
He went in
To perhaps see his tomorrows.
She grasped his hand and peered at him.
Here’s the sign.
Your life line
Indicates some pain and sorrow.
But heed my words before you leave
Refrain:
“Beware of New Year’s Eve,
Don’t stray from home. Don’t leave.”
He went out
With some doubt
Whether she was really psychic.
But not to take the chance with his route,
Every year
He’d stay near
Giving reasons quite sporadic,
But nothing bad or sad would occur.
Refrain
Never harmed,
He felt charmed
So he lived his life more freely.
He wrestled with success-he strong armed.
Wheeled and dealed,
Was well heeled,
Took a wife and had a family.
But he grew bored so he played the field..
Refrain
She’d been his friend,
Through all trends.
Then she turned into his lover.
Divorced, laid off with no dividends.
Their life was tough,
It was rough
Even when they lived together.
His life became a web to unweave.
So he told her the prophecy.
“Beware of New Year’s Eve.”
She laughed and pulled his sleeve…
“I was born on New Year’s Eve
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